AP Calculus Review Group Sessions

A one month instensive review Specifically For AP Calculus Students

looking to get solid on concepts to get that 4 or 5 on the AP Exam

April 5th - May 6th, 2023

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THIS IS WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT

THREE AP Calculus AB 1-hour group sessions / week
TWO more AP Calculus BC 1-hour group sessions / week
(For those who decide on the AP Calculus BC option)
All group sessions are recorded and searchable
Pre-Recorded Review Topics for all 8 Units (AB) or 10 Units (BC), also searchable
Unit Assessments to see what you may need to work on, or to test your progress
"Quizizz games" to practice concepts
Practice MCQs and FRQs, and then check your solutions with video solutions
PRIME N FIND Workshop:
For the week of April 24th, we will go through concepts for the typical FRQ#3* (or 4) in recent years

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Videos and other content will be added over the next week or two.

INCLUDED

ab value

BC value

3 AB (+2 more BC only) Group sessions / week

$1200

$2000

searchable Recordings of group sessions

$700

$1200

pre-recorded review topics by units (searchable)

$1200

$1500

Unit Assessments / worksheets with solutions

$500

$625

bonus: "Quizizz games" practice

$500

$625

bonus: practice mcqs and frqs w/solutions

$500

$625

bonus: prime n find workshop

$97

founding member price =

~~Total Value = $4917~~

$497

~~Total Value = $6967~~

$597

Join AB plan here

Join BC plan here

INCLUDED

2 HOUR INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP LIVE $300

TOTS TO DISNEY PLANNING WORKBOOK $25

Q&A TIME FOR YOUR SPECIFIC QUESTIONS $150

BONUS: OUR MUST-HAVE LIST OF EXPERIENCES $25

BONUS: BUDGETING PLAN TO PAY OFF YOUR VACATION $100

~~Total Value = $600~~

~~Regular Price = $50~~

Today’s Price = $25

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*FRQ #3 (or 4) is based on recent past exams. Obviously, we can’t guarantee that the exact FRQ#3 this year will use the same concepts. Either way though, the concepts are valuable and useful for the AP exam in general.